[Canada] A mecca for ice climbers! Johnston Canyon in Banff

Banff is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Canada. It is a city famous for Lake Louise, which has a jewel-like emerald green color. During the severe winter, when temperatures remain below freezing until late April, Lake Louise freezes over completely. Johnston Canyon, located close to Lake Louise, has a huge waterfall that freezes over completely, making it a mecca for ice climbers. There are two trails in the valley: one to the Lower Fall, the first waterfall, which is about 1 km long, and the other to the Upper Fall, the second waterfall, which is about 1.6 km away, which is about 5.4 km round trip (about 2.5 hours). The path is easy to follow and well-maintained, and the terrain is relatively flat, making it a popular spot for dog walks and winter hiking. Johnston Canyon is easy to visit, but its scale is overwhelming, as you would expect from a corner of the Canadian Rockies. Hokkaido in winter is also amazing, but the scale of the Rockies in winter is even greater. Johnston Canyon Location: Bow Valley Pkwy, Banff National Park, Canada Free admission Access: About 30 minutes by car from Banff. There are many tour agencies in Banff and Lake Louise that handle Johnston Canyon hiking #seasonal overseas locations #Canada #snowscape #great views